Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-03


relatives in this county for some days,
left for his home at Pendletonville,
Texas, Wednesday afternoon.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. lead the trade
in Queensware and Glassware. Why?
because they carry the largest stock
in the city.
Mrs. John Lewis and her two
children left last Monday for their
home at Memphis, after visit of
three weeks to Mrs. G. T. Lewis at
this place.
Call at Smart x Co.'S and see the
difference between cash prices and
the old credit system. Their stock
is full and complete in every line.
The building occupied by DR.. j.
B. Ritchey as drug store has been
recovered, and the front very much
improved in appearance by finishing
up in handsome metal cornice.
-Hoodenpyl Bros. will receive
next week another large line of fine
shoes manufactured by Shaw & Al
bright, the best shoe brought to this
market.
Prof. w. f. Bell, Superintend-
ent of the City Schools, returned
from Woodbury. last Saturday, and
has been busily engaged this week in
preparations for the opening next
Monday.
Married, on August 23d, 1887, at
the home of the bride in this county,
Mr.. C. f. Jones, of Cannon county,
to Miss Florence Webb, daughter of
Mr.. j. C. Webb. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. H. Reams.
Mr.. Hugh l.. Walling, Jr., left
on Monday last for Birmingham,
Ala, in search of a business situation.
He is young man of good business
qualifications, and we hope he will
meet with abundant success in the
"magic city"
The Cosmopolitan has removed
its publication Office from Rochester,
N. Y. to New York city, and has
been much enlarged and improved.
We have no hesitancy i'll saying that
it is the best $500 magazine in the
United States.
Mrs. Robt. Park arrived from
Chattanooga last Monday, and will
spend two or three weeks among her
many friends here. This is her first
visit to McMinnville since her remov-
al to Chattanooga, more than a year
ago, and her friends are glad to see
her again.
The Creamery Company has
purchased the cascade spring proper
ty, embracing about seventeen acres.
The creamery will be located on top
of the bluff, and the water raised
from the spring by means of a hy-
draulic ram. 1t is a most eligible
location for such an enterprise.
Mr.. Eugene Smith, of Nashville,
Tenn, proprietor of the Cazenovia
stock farm, six miles from that city,
has just issued.a a catalogue of Holstein-
Friesian cattle, which is the hand
soonest work of the kind we have
ever seen. The artotype illustrations
are gems of art.
The American Agriculturist for
September is on our table, bright,
original and interesting as ever. 1t
holds an easy lead of the agricultural
monthlies of this country. To any
of our subscribers who may wish to
try the Agriculturist for year we
will makea specially favorable club
rate.
MIR. w. II. Ross, of the firm Of
j. c. NJ. Ross & Son, left Wednesday
after noon for Eastern markets, to
purchase a mammoth fall stock fol
his house. Mr.. Ross will visit Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston, and expects to Sc.
lect and purchase the largest and most
attractive stock of goods ever opened
in McMinnville. Their new stock
will be opened up in their elegant
new store house, which is being
finished up as rapidly as possible,an
it will unquestionably be the hand
soonest store building, both inside and
out, in McMinnville.
-Mr.GeO. Marchbanks and family
of Arkansas, reached McMinnville
Thursday night, from Beersheba
springs, where they had been spend.
ing the summer. Mr.. Marchbanks
was a citizen of McMinnville many